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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
LApYs KNITTED uYDERvEsr,

MATERIAL. -Sii ounces Of starlight Shot.
land Wool. Use No 10 steel p~sdie-.
Cast on each % TIRE rssd.'s eighty
.ight stitches. tao hundred anil s'x,y'fou'
In al.
DO one hunird and siehty-twO rvatds
Of sir plsln. ssam six, Alternately, which
forms ribblng. thsn lssyc twenty tvo ribs
for the bach. ant kuig The front bicksafd-
sud forwards for thifts.u rossi fib fJgis
,ighi stitches. bind on ,iil Ihsfs sic uliy
flTty. eight stitches cn The left hsud ussdis.
rio thsse, and cohtirus kblttlng Backward
and forwards, Knitting Two together tric.
At the beginning 81 EVEN fourth row. 81
the side the stitches wefe bound 90. III
there are twenty .leht stitches on these
knit six rows. bind Cd. Join wool 10 the
foriy-sight stitches 81 the beginning OF
front, and knit them Ia CORRESPOND with
the slde siresdy donei knii eighteen rows
backwards and forwards on the back. then
Init forty-tight stitches, lind 90 Ill there
are bot forty -eIgh. on the needle, and knit
the shoulders 10 correspond with the
fronts, sew up the shoulders, work row
OF double croehs, round The rsck. then
three rows OF treble.
Fifth row. Two treble crochet, two
chsip, miss two. repeat all round.
Sixth row. one double crochet between
The ,rebl, crochet, fire treble eroche, In
the spsc. formed by two chain, work the
arm. bOles 10 eorrespoud, aud run ribbon
In holes At nset.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A beautiful toIlst-ses may be made OF
boltipg cloth painted with various designs.
Rich purple and bronze pspsies are very
effective on cream color. Ssteen does
nicely TO line the set, and trim with cream.
colored lace. A bow Of purple satin on
the corner Of the toilet cushion. and tied
around the neck OF the perfume bottles,
adds 10 the beauty Of the set A hsndker-
chief case made Of pale blue sAietn cover.
Ell with boiling cloth on which q spray OF
Wild roses has been painted II very pretty.
For this II needed Two squares OF the sat
cen. one for lining ami one for the outside
next 10 the boltipe- cloth, between these
pieces put plenty Of s,chst powder. Sew
The edges neatly. trim the bolting-cioth
with lace. Fold the corners together In
the center OF the square. and tie with rib
bons 70 match the lining or the color Of
the flowers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

RxsuKKD ny Mrs DoSSxLLy.-igns,ius
Dounelly has . charming little wife, who
10 very much attached 10 him and who IL
brilliant In social NE. Mrs. Donneliy WAS
a. o Northern lake resort Curing The sun
mer. and week or ten days ago two zen.
tlemen came 10 ard seeupitd the same Ia.
Die n breakfast. The Donneliy ShAke-
spsarssn theory came up, and Que OF The
gentlemen asked the o;he-, "who IL this
man Donpsllyf- "Oh." returned the other.
esrelsssly. she's q crsnk BY profession; he
wrote Atlantis aud 'Rsgusrok.'" The
lazy said nothing. That evening, however.
In ibe psrlor. the gsn,lsmsn who made the
remark Was INTRODUCED To Mrs. Dounslly,
bat her name ESCAPED RE ear A. an tx-
eass for fading out her usmr, be brought
The conyersstiOn round so tbs. The qlss-
ton could bs pot a. TO her husbands &C.
eupstiop. The little isdy's syes spsrkied
~ she modsstly answered, "Hs II . crank
~ professions be wrote Atlantis aud
'Rsgnsrok-'" The gsntltmsu recognised
the sxprsssior. spd bis feelings may bet.
tar be im<siIsd than dsscribed. He DID
not prolong the convsrsktion any longer
than be could politely lead up 10 the re-
mark, "0ood evening"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Flint Of al. stop coughing Three
sour;hs OF the coughing II from -hser force
~ habit Thee ~. thousands of people
Who nd an hour ,,'ry mortisg % their
live. Ia unnecessary coughing. little IT,
riistlOn l. fslt In the thfost A cough IL
s.t up, aud hshi, ke.rs II goiug until The
irritation provoked by ID, cough produces
aTssllY s.rioas disease. Coughs Ns some.
times CONTAGIOUS. Some cd lady who has
a pet e0gsh which shc hss uutstd Tor
twenty years 90 more, s.ts The ball Tollire
In church Jast vh,n The mitisisf bsgins TO
rad the hymn Another auditor taks. up
the tune, another and smother from al
qgartsrs of the housr. until ihry fsifiy
make The sfohss ritg Nth chlu music, ID,
minister coniltually rsl-ss bis voice Ia bis
,f1ft 20 dfo~n The Iols.. but be ls no
match fOf hundred people. hrmmipg sni
hswlisg aud intel -ciin. chest coughs and
throat coughs. sud chin coughs, aud every
variety 81 this sort of ,ocsl exercises for
the kigh.r be rsisss b. ,,ice, the louder
grow. the din. by sui BY he El,es ~ The
courst Ia shs. d,spaif spd stop, reading
Nov observe what chsug',-s silence
nke the "sillly tight" BE- gins - soon a.
the last Cougbsr has tine 10 get breath
and clssr his throat No sooner does The
speaker opsn tis mouth sgsin than The
coughsrs uke up th.lr dismal refrain. u
not this fac, a. good evidence a. ob'ne'ds'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
cu.,u crsI,toxs

P,ri,cily plsin chsir cushions OF plush
sre much Ia use They msy be nhi'hsd
around The ,dge With cord and at the cor
nsrs with tssssis, or may be without nnish
and tied ~ the chair st the corners with
ribbon how. fsvcrlte colors In these
cushions are DARK or peacock blue. csrdi.
nal. msroon or gold. Crescent shaped
Cushions for bead seats ere Somewhat Of 4
novelty. They are swurg behipd The chair
when lot In use. Cashmere IL quite de-
slrable material for cushions that receive
much wesr.
Very dainty chair bsets may be made OF
dotted muslin or net. A muslin with large
round spots far apart Is chosen. Around
the spots are worked the petals OF large
daisy or marguerite In darnipg or crevel
stitch ard o rtem IL slso added. when
white muslin Is used lining OF colored
saieen or eolored muslin 10 necessary 70
make the chair back Elective.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

NOUN DrKKr SrEw .-Onr can OF to
maios., On. tablespoonful II batter. salt,
p,ppsr. two iASls,poopful. bread Cfumbs.
one. fourth ofsn onion. chopped Zoe. Stew
for t~ctiy miuuus, surrirg fr'qaenuy.
Ati -four wsli.bsstsu eggs and remove ifom
The nfe. Sstve Immediately.
'Ths iomst0 1rf otion sfr nf-i pui 10
stew together fof tssuty or ihii,' minutes.
Tee hrssd. ~ cfs,k,r cfrmh- " you have
No bread. no, sinsd. bat simply cfumbied
In The npEsr.. ifyou are ccosirg this for
dinner sii the .ses ., the WY latest MIN.
uis pcs.lhlc h.for- srsipe. II you The
fugsr In iom.io II vii net hafm "a sii .
uins." TIL. ~t.s,,iy delleaisly Favored
fish a. tomato. The ouiou bsipg not ~ all
rOiicsshl-. ifuot itch suough. use more
than ishit.pooffd l of butter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

MIScs oF Han ASp EGGs-Cbop the
remnants ~ . ham which will ~ lorg'r
iufui,h silc,s for The table. put Into fry
ipg.psn . tablespoonful Of batter rolled IN
hrosu nour. . tssspooniul Of vinegar. .
lille p ppsr aud quarter tes.poonful OF
mustard Let Il boil sni put In TIE mice
81 han sir mill vsrv hot. tarn Into
Ils.dl,h. 80 Ia The own sui hfssk on n,
.uffsc- i've W .lx fN~ ses. Shut or 10
TIE o,,u ,bd bale far nse miIats, Jas,
lous .uoush n sect he 'rgs Serve 10
the pig.dlsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
IL BmKy, AND To rmx Poisr.

Dyspep.is 4. dreadful. Dlsordsrtd liver
Is misery. Indigestion IL . Zoe to good
nature.
The human digestive apparatus l. one
OF the most complicated ard wonderful
things IN sxls,enc-. is easily pu, cut
oforder.
Greasy food. tough food, sloppy food.
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours, IT,
regular habits, and many other things
which ought not 20 be-, have made the
American people nation OF dyspsp,ies.
Bot Green's August Flower has done .
wonderful work IN reforming this sad busi
hess and mailing the American people 90
healthy that they can enjoy thsir meals
and be happy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

"A young lady surprised the gentle.
manly clerk By handing him 6fsy cents In
payment for . dollar purchase. III,
amounts to dollar. II you please" said
the gentlsmanly clerk. IL know Il does"
was the answer, "but papa u only par.
Ing fifty cents on dollar, now"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Por.Io CRoqUKrrEs -ssA, irto bot.
msshsd potato raw egr, little hui,tr'
milk, uuimcs, prppfr AMI saii IL taste. al
90 . r,ry little Irsted lemon P-'i Heat
arf .,ir thfs. mluu,ss In saucepan, or
will ,caiiins bot When p-ti'ctly cold
mske Toto eTCgssliss, roll In n)ur. ani ~,
in boiling lard OF nice dripplrEs. Drain
ud,very crop ~ fst. aud ssfvs In ho,
tl,h Ind with anlplln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Mech work Can he -.v 4 d, little
thought. Isis mol wuikieg fat N. taskes
some wom,n better houssis.I.f. tbsn
oihsrs, ~, What tb.y do tells. For ie.
sisner, tshs washing ii.h.s if pl.uv VI
to, wstrf Il ready. thu. !. q .h.ri jsb. Use
sosp tnoarh 10 MAKE the ~sisr iosny and
wash qeiekly. asirn mop of cloth - 700
pftf,r Pour over hot water Ia rirse VIII
ard Nip. =, once. EppOr.,ion nom the
h.t -urfsc,s will fsrdsr tut little wipipg
nsc,,ssry. snt tn dishes sill lcok ulcer
than " drsinsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Arrix JouSNY CAKE -P.r-. ,ore and
chop ere pint ~ sweet fp?l's, add 10 .
piti tud hill ~ rich. sweet IN u BALI
irsspoon ,sch ofsslt and sai'rsiu-, sud 10.
dian meal % make batter that Will level
In the psn by ,haklr- llsh,y. BAke 10 .
mo3srAisly DO, o,co - . ciunsnou brown.
ihitk u will sw-ten the di'po-l'ion even
OF Orowllpg Tom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

I cousidsr wisrARs Batsan on VIM
CnEKKr The mott reliable preparation In
the MARKET f0I The cute Of coughs. colds
a3t diseases u THE thros;. isng- and ehtst.
have sold thousands of bottles. sbd 20
FAR a. know. u has always gi,en ssils-
faction. I. ". THORN. Br.iilob0f0. VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

BAKED ArrLrs Gore sni pare sour ~
pl,s. Put them 10 . shsllow ssfthen dish.
rll the cavities with sugar mired with
Grated lsrnon fibd; 49, ws,,r n cover ,bs
bottom ofihc cish. B,ke In avery qalek
ov, tiii son, bs-tirg Omen with the strip
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

(nEAM fEsCii liza Line PIE plNc
Nth gooi ps.tfy ard 81 With ha,y,d
p.sch,r. (psr,d sri siswrd) spiiukle
thieily Win suesr sd lay over al an up
pr crust, butisring the ,dgu whore II viii
touch the iowvr lsysr az patty. Bale
quietly. VIII. n Il s,ill hot liit the ofas,
and pour . cram iuio II. made ~ = cop oi
miis. the WHIPPED whites oftwo sfgs. IA.
hl.spoon 81 sugar. ard small tssspOonful
20 corn starch rhhs cresn should have
teen cooked nfs,. ard allowed 10 "a, cold
b, fore u 10 poured into the pie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
rBE HoMEMAKERs COLUMN.

uorrespcndenee on practical topics. coming
properly under the head Of this column. is 40.
leitsd. Address all communi sst Ions Intended
Dor this Department. Ia Editor ~ itomsmsksrs
Coluar. Oxronp DEMOCRAT. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

It 10 an old stosy, but worth nmsm.
berine. The Quskef's consideration fos
biz better half; "All the world 10 queer.
excepting thee aud NE. and thss is .
little queer"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

M0MpUto 90 nate Get this ant ssI fs.sr,
mIIVt % gs AL se oil ssnd yoa re-. .rms
"sSNHA tkisx 81 great Valse soi lnp8rfaFss
@ you. that I'LL start yoa 10 basiness shkh oil
fsias yoa u nafs mensf nshf ssaf thsa sHF.
hing else N this wofii Az cne IA 40 ult
vork snf llss Al home. fnhsf so all sgss.
somsthiaf neu. that last cons mossy &C. al
~ofssrs. We . ~ starr ZEE. c.p itAl not aestsf
This 10 eae ~ NE Eensias. tmportaat ttsaoss 81
lfsIms. Tross sho sre smbhioss Ant ester.
prisinE viii ne< delay. Grad taihi hcs. Afifs.s
fHrE A Co. Anfasls. halns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

~ vii It'd you Dr. Klgfn,nb'- gre.,
Medical WORK 100 pages, colufsd plates
from ne. Thv most valuable adviser tssr
pg.llsh-i To any address or receipt OF
tire C.ut sismps ~ pay postage Al
drtss A. T. Ordwsy 4 Co, Bostou. Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

An abstn,.mlrded msn w,ui home one
night, pot bis dog 10 bed all kick,d him
self do~n stairs. srd didn't fsalft his
mistake until be uied 10 yslp All the dos
tried To snOrc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Az Joa wssk sui weary, ovsrsoiksi
srd ilf,di lloo-i's Ssfsspsfii.A l. last The
msdie!rs 10 Tuflfy yOar blood sni give
700 stftrgih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

CaBnA0E SLaw -Shsse Zoe, ouc smsil
hssd Of eafbszs. season ~ith salt. p'Tref
.pd viisgv. Tsks Or- cop 81 MILK. i~o
sgg.. email piece ~ cutter, toll sud pour
nNrT iLr fahhagr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

lfyour wife kBows nor, than 200 d.
civ. h.f - uutsisisnd "a 40 'si "a"
mot
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WORKING CLsSSBSA11En1lox

Pared D. arul.A ell eissss. With snpoImsst 81
hsms. the vhsls ~ the tine. - fof her sfsfs
momsnis. Basnsss esv, lixht AT rrseiabls
Persons ~ siihsf fsr esfily eafu Htm - eeit
10 O. ga ysf sycninE. and a rroporionsl sum ~
fsvoUns all thet tine 10 the tusinss. bofs at
girls ssfn neatly a. much a. m n. tts al 80
SEQ THE maY ssaf 'hslr I'D ifess ssd sst ne tlsl
nsss, Ne aals this srsf To sach a. ar net eel
ssllshei ~s siil sso dollar ~ psr Or M ucs
bio % srtins. Fuii psftieslsfs ant outniiree. a.
dress 6EORoE srfssOs a 90 Portland, ssts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

I-cuAKApE
The lsdirs all sbus. my .srsf
Most sasmsfully. Ills tfus,
The dsncirg onss surprise ~ nvt
Hut, OIL the Chfistlsns DO.
A lltils uiid hleh In the TREE
Qaits gally dos my ne<f,
But should crow attempt n, to-,
I'm sure ycu would Ia wx'c.
Ia hospitals The wAole ATE seen
In wy ample stor..
The soldl,rs' msby III. eclng wounds
Thsy're used 10 cover or.
n 4 II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
FOR SIX cENTS

WIZ dcss az lndisn w,sT frs'h,s 90
hl, hsacf To keep bis ~ig~sm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
NOW 10 crnr cnrnn

In serving meats snd vs.,sbi's be cure
ana fsss the cish.s lot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

clsra-"Oh, joint What lovely flowers
They look - though they hsd just been
gsiLsrd Why. there's little dew upon
them" John tsomewhai emh.rrsssed)-
Due up n thsml Not a oept, Clara, l as
sur, Won. not q cent"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
M -ptANONp.

Iu DIAMOND.
I. A consonsut
2. very coucsli.d msb Is siii - have
this 10 great aourfahes.
3 Entlons people sor1s,imss accuse
other people u ~,ailng this iu,tad Of
dism0pds.
4 TIL. &. plses where Eastern peo-
81. hep ih,lr Swine.
NJ w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
m-Kxiaulnc ANNALS

I. A cheat II I',als. aud . number.
2 ArlStlye. srd the essential qnsliiy
Of the drde's linen.
) Before. ard In move with an sssy
trUt
A f.ucs. and = domestic slinsl
5. A Spsui,h robl,msn. snd bcoi 81
,xplsnsllOn.
G part % The tody, silssr, sks,ile,
an iId, calte article. and . row, or riot
:. Something that some people sem Ia
erjoy telling. sud proposition.
= piece hewn "a, aud a m,n belong
Ing 20 . certain religious ORDER.
10 II ".
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On TnE Logon liiBir Eos
IIIvELY CURED nv ADMINISTERING
pu. lIAfsEs' GOLDEN SfTcIflC.

I, can be given 10 . cup OF eofee or IA
without the kp0sledg, % the psf.oa tab
irg IL, l. absolutely harmless and will II
f.cts permanent and spe,dy cure, whether
he psli.ut l. moderate drinksr or sn al
cohollc wreck. Thousands OF drunkards
have BEEN maize temperate men who hsye
taken Golden Specific In their corse with
cot their knowledge. and today believe
they quit drinking OF their own free viii.
1T NEvER FAILS The system once
imprsgnaisd With the Specific IL becomes
an utter imposslblliiy FOR the liquor sppe-
lite Tn exist For full particulars, address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. is5 Race 81.
Cincinnati. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Trim figures would b more conspicuors
n some OF the nimmings were discarded
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Grand Trunk Railway
Sumner Arranoement.
xoxrHE.l 70 roErLlsD.

On ~ sasr Ma iiih, issi. Al anu nrthsf ~
o.. trs.ns . u fun - f,iessi
Tlsr stafions u.rkei'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Viii sork 90 us thsa % anythiag siss IN his
wv soTf capital not SEEDED. you afs
started Tree 10th ssAss. al age. Az Gee can
~ the vors. Lwss safninss sars iro@ efs
delay. Cost yOs eothinE - tsaf ut fosf 81
dr-ss and hni cat n Yea are $50 yoa . ~ - 80
AZ once. n. HALLETr q Co. f0rtiAsi. hsins
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st -. .hs s ss,s... =. .s.s,,'.s 80,
~ sks.rs II f--f $500 - siirsia -l t>a .n..et
ss.Is - sssss sussh f-sss <ss.t-s . - t-f ussst
~ IL sss sRIs fsfns ssAsfa - fsnsrsi fstt.y 80
tsasp 80 ~ sati ssisf :, pss's slssP ver@s'ay
"a =, nras...s, eel .,s-s-.1.-sr.
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CsICL 81 R0cy ISL mo q PIcIflcaiII WAY

~ - o. 1rfFnl Ta fIa. 49, fsltila . IFtn
80 - q q fHIa. "a rsrfInrIIf lIl|s ~
III lIrfs Il - hafIt 49, 80 safhse-t. D. ~
as fIrs rli = 80 - ttat trsrsri las-isi sfttfrt
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80 - Ia'Rnl o. ''nrIaI ilaNFnIssTf HaTrf'HT.
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.rfF Ia lHfr. IL $50. irilanals. ltfrst. A.
HanH.a knHrH Ha.fnH.1 NafIan tllfHfIa HrfIH arl
49,. N...Ta u I.an. o. ats. rrrntTn. 49, lasalF.
Ia.rrrrn 90 hsr.ta t.f1. ~ $50 lfefrHsrift
go t'....i IL hanrss aItrff -. h'nrHsfs.It 81
o rsr.. - n nars.ts ns,sr,e-e. - rtt.is. 81
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N.-coNrSptVM.
Tut's kiisn followed Der 10 church
TIE Jay well remember.
For iva. q peaceful Ssbbsih morn
Ths ufst Of lssi Sept mosr.
Sae waihsi dsmvr,ly M M sisle.
Add curisi up In The pew.
Th.n In Tot. lap shs slept OF purfed
siv.cc VAS Gel's through.
N.xi day Tots brOia,r planned - go
To So a siecple eas.si
But tooth s,he hep, the 10y q, home
VIII badly swolhu face.
Now tel me what The tlfsrcrc, Is
'rwlyi Nj. who htsd 10 roam.
And this JoCrs man whose iooih'teh'
bad.
FcFc,d him - stay Al tome
ErurL
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-06
Pardoas 10 Dying conviets.

Governor Lee yesterday granted par
dons to the following persons, recon-
mended for clemency by DR.. j. G. Wat
son, surgeon TO the penitentiary, who
certified that they "are most undoubt-
eddy beyond the hope of recovery" and
that "they are all failing rapidly, and
some Of them likely to die suddenly" [:
Charles Keasley (white), sent from Nor
folk November %. 1892, to serve six
years for grand larceny; William Brax-
ton (colored), sent from Roanoke conn
ty January l, 1884, five years for mali
cious cutting John Honaker (coloredl,
sent from Tazewell county September
4, 1884, three years and six months for
DEMONSTRATING and James Parham
(colored). sent from Sussex county
April 3, 1882, ten yearsfor house-break-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-06
The Benedi.t.Lschtenstein Case.

When the City Circuit Court met at
10 o'clock yesterday morning the jury
in the case of Samuel Beneditt rs.
Isaac Lichtenstein returned unable to
agree upon verdict, and were ad-
joumed over until tomorrow morning.
This is an action on the part OF the
plaintiff to recover set of diamond
earrings and breastpin, which he claims
are worth $500, or their value in money.
These diamonds. which were the pro-
perry of plaintiffs bride, were pawned
in Wilmington, N. c., soon after Bene-
ditt's marriage, in order to raise $50
upon which the couple could get back
to Richmond.
Mr.. Lichtenstein, at the suggestion
of Mrs. Beneditt, advanced the money
to redeem the jewelry upon the agree
ment, he alleges, that the diamonds
were TO be his. Beneditt claims. on
the other hand, that they were to come
back to him whenever he paid the sum
of money advanced to redeem them.
While the plaintiff claims $500 TO be the
value of the diamonds, Lichtenstein
claims that they are only worth 800:
and upon the trial introduced two
jewellers as witnesses who considered
this their full value. Mr.. Lichtenstein
also claims that he advanced other sums
of money for Mrs. Beneditt, which
have never been returned, and which.
when added to the $50 advanced 10 re-
deem the diamonds, would amount TO
more than the value of the jewels.